As a neurodivergent person, trying to do the ‘mundane’ or the ‘boring’ things in life is a real chore. Cooking a meal feels like a military operation, putting clean clothes away takes around 3-5 business days, and circumnavigating clutter causes me to have a mini meltdown. In short, unless I Read more
Stella Boheme is an operatic tenor turned drag queen who founded Queen of Glam Tarot as a way to fuse a love of tarot, a theatrical nature, and all things glamorous. Now residing in Florida, USA, Queen of Glam Tarot delivers “Tarot readings with a glamorous twist to unique venues, Read more
Icy Sedgwick is a folklore writer, researcher and podcaster, investigating the world of European folklore. I’ve followed her work for some time and am very happy to be able to review this book. She saw that love divination and love magic featured predominantly in her studies – something we, as Read more
I’ve always been a firm believer in synchronicity and once again, find this to be true. Experiencing a bout of tarot apathy, I found my interest in the cards, as well as my connection, waning. I figured it was just a phase, but I wasn’t doing anything about it. Then Read more
The evidence [Adams] presents unequivocally challenges the notion that the tarot served as a mere game of chance; instead it is an artefact imbued with a magical purpose. It is evident that [the Sola-Busca], dating back to c. 1490, predates the commonly accepted time frame of esoteric use by almost Read more
The Jane Austen Tarot is a blend of the traditional Rider Waite Smith tarot structure, with renamed suits, and the characters and scenes from Jane Austen’s classic stories. The deck, created by Diane Wilkes, is designed to appeal to fans of Austen’s literature, who are also tarot readers. Each card Read more
